Hieroglyph-v3 | Hieroglyph 3 Rendering Engine

Hieroglyph-v3 is a C++ library. Hieroglyph-v3 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This library has been written by Jason Zink with the intention of promoting the use of Direct3D 11, and at the same time having a common framework with which to make demo programs and quickly prototype new algorithms. The library itself is written in C++ and utilizes DirectX 11, Lua, and the DirectXTK library. It has also added support for the Kinect sensor as input, and recently added support for the Oculus Rift (Kinect and Rift support are both optional). The library has been upgraded to utilize Visual Studio 2012, as well as the Windows 8 SDK. This configuration allows building for Desktop applications in Windows 7 and Windows 8. To run the demo programs, just open the Hieroglyph3_Desktop.sln file, build the solution, then run the desired demo. There are a number of demo programs that are intended to be demonstrative of how to use the engine, as well as a growing number of more advanced demos. If you want to try out the Kinect based samples, open the Hieroglyph3_Desktop_Kinect.sln file. This solution will contain all of the pre-requisites for the libraries and samples which use the Kinect. For the Oculus Rift based samples, please open the Hieroglyph3_desktop_Rift.sln file.